HOW TO PICK MID CAP STOCKS INDIA

By | October 30, 2021 11:24 am

As we have seen Decent Correction in MID-Cap stocks last week and few of Quality MID Cap Stocks are back in buying range based on 52 Week High Stratergy.

The 52-week high/low levels, wherein the stock or index crosses one-year high/low, are considered vital indicators in markets as breaching these levels are seen as a confirmation that the trend is likely to continue, with ferocity, in the respective direction.

Investors and traders believe that the stock crossing the 52-week high or low level has a firm underlying strength / weakness, which may lead to a secular movement in the counter. In general, 52-week high represents a resistance level and 52-week low the support levels, and their breach is considered a key for trend to continue

52-Weeks High Effect in Stocks

The “52-week high effect” states that stocks with prices close to the 52-week highs have better subsequent returns than stocks with prices far from the 52week highs. Investors use the 52-week high as an “anchor” which they value stocks against. When stock prices are near the 52-week high, investors are unwilling to bid the price all the way to the fundamental value. As a result, investors’ under-react when stock prices approach the 52-week high, and this creates the 52-week high effect.

Below are the List of Stocks of MID Cap Index and % away from their respective 52 Week High. Stocks which have seen dip till 10-15% should be added in the Portfolio.

Category: Mid cap stocks

About Bramesh

Bramesh Bhandari has been actively trading the Indian Stock Markets since over 15+ Years. His primary strategies are his interpretations and applications of Gann And Astro Methodologies developed over the past decade.

4 thoughts on “HOW TO PICK MID CAP STOCKS INDIA

  1. Laxmikant

    Hi Bramesh, If possible share the details how one can generate such file. May be your screener etc.

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  2. SANJAY SHARMA

    Hi Bramesh, Earlier you used to share the list of midcaps in an excel sheet format which was convenient to download and filter, but now I dont find it. Can you please share the excel sheet, every time you publish this article on any category of stocks. Thanks.

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